Lane Tech College Prep High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HONORS ALGEBRA 3 Top Row. Schenwar, Shipka, Estrup, Anderson, Quast. Row 3- Roset-e, Colby, Carlson, McGovern, Warmer, Jokiel. Row 2. Urbaszewski, Sobecki, Fabie, Mel- nick, Singer. Front Row. Felbinger, Hawley, Miss Heinen, Ciocci, Fonferko. Explorer, Sputniks I and ll, guided missiles, and rockets to the moon: all are either being tested currently, or are on the drafting boards. One gives little thought to the vast amount of mathematics that is involved in the launching of these new developments. At Lane, we get a finer background of math, which may lead us to the stars. A POINT is made by Cole, and Mathis learns how to do graphs as Miss Gramer looks on. MATH CLUB Top Row. Bart, Sosnowski, Schwartz, Milenkovic, Sawyer. Row 2- Zyla, Wolf, Hoyt, Anderson. Front Row. Gray, Dixon, Schwarz,

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SLIDE RULE CLUB Top Row. Mork, Sellberg, Zillinski, Meierdierks, Ab- ramic, Eby, Hoffman, Sluzynski, Peterson. Row 4. Roschmcinn, Mitchel, Hoh, Stift, Kampf, Logon, Loos, Zurod, Bahlenhbrst, Scharpenberg. Row 3. Sostorich, Lerch, Milenkovic, Fong, Hennessey, Kuznicki, Okes- son, Lipner, Kornacker. Row 2- Palumbo, Carlson, Murata, Roth, Kmiecik, Arazan, Ozimek, Rivera, Ah- rens. Front Row. Benecke, Koczan, Schwartz, Miss Gramer, Anderson, Schwartz, Celli, Motykie. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing. Mr. Peluso, Mr. Burns, Mr. Healy Miss Block, Mrs, Holly, Mr. Broyde, Mr. Nuc cio. Seated. Miss Heinen, Miss Stiller, Mrs. Haase, Mrs. Missner, Mrs. Lauder, Mrs. Brad man, Mr. Soglin. Not pictured. Mrs. Mellon HONORS ALGEBRA Back Row. Grossman, Bleyer, Jensen, Nelson, Feiner- man, Fermoyle, Lipner, Uchida, Nafziger, Buren, Craig. Row 4. Tucker, Collinet, Focht, Higashide, Lain, Kalnass, Beller. Row 3. Whildin, Rotter, Snow, Vogler, Meyer. Row 2. Steigerwald, Sykes, Onischak. Front Row. Jackson, Anderson. Al' Desk. Miss Stubblefield. FOLEY CONSTRUCTS as Mr. Peluso INTENTLY ENGROSSED in Essential keeps a watchful eye out for mistakes. Math are these camera shy pupils.

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'wa-, -H PLACING COURSEBOOKS in the pro- per location, Miss Swiatkowski pre- pares for marking day. Behind her Mr. Moore works diligently at the desk. DURING ONE of the more pleasant periods of the day, students use their leisure time for reading a good book in the library. 96 LIBRARY HELPERS Top Row. Zajac, Desecki, Wade, Gibson, Oratowski, Maidel, Graber, Fawkes, Waskowski, Dineen, Roth- bauer, Urban. Row 6. Fonferko, Hazelwood, Felski, Gray, Gustafson, Marklund, Sherman, Franske, Kilar- ski, Kirschwer, Freitag, Stedman. Row 5- Doliff, l-lirniak, Solak, lrmischer, Chabi, Weintraub, Bosmann, Beller, Peterson, Zbylut. Row 4- Dolat, Fasuna, Miller, Schuricht, Clark, Zirnis, Miner, Jones, O'Brien, Jones, Henry. Row 3- Romanowski, Krebs, Wins- low, W'ildt, Skweres, Opager, Reed, Pecen, Bartelson, Kachka, Row 2- Boro, Montgomery, Cohen, Har- denstein, Budzyn, Wisniewski, Orzechowski, Gallas, Wolter, Woerner, Dingels. Front Row- Bao, Brown, Marquette, Nelson, Mrs. Knapp, Miss Schumacher, La Soto, Cole, Stark, Malarski.